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<blockquote data-quote="Ridley's Cohort" data-source="post: 2063605" data-attributes="member: 545">I disagree with Caliban here.&nbsp; I see nothing in the text of the Morphic Immunities and Morphic Body description that suggests the Warshaper does not get the benefit all the time.&nbsp; Nor do I see a problem with that.&nbsp; &quot;Warshapers are immune to stunning and critical hits.&quot;&nbsp; Where is the ambiguity?The big downside of the Warshaper is not only do you lose Druidic spellcasting, but your Wildshaping is impinged too.&nbsp; Yes, your allowed HD go up, but your forms are limited to Small and Medium.&nbsp; No Large (unless you pick up 8 Druid levels), etc.&nbsp; No extra Wildshaping per day either.&nbsp; The loss of wildshapes per day hurts your flexibility.There are some troubling potential combos if you let the PC dip in between 2 or 3 or 4 PrCs.&nbsp; I would be very careful about allowing that kind of thing.&nbsp; PrCs are generally written to be reasonably balanced when viewed from the context of the Core books.&nbsp; They often break with hyperoptimized blendings of multiple PrCs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ridley's Cohort, post: 2063605, member: 545"] I disagree with Caliban here. I see nothing in the text of the Morphic Immunities and Morphic Body description that suggests the Warshaper does not get the benefit [i]all[/i] the time. Nor do I see a problem with that. "Warshapers are immune to stunning and critical hits." Where is the ambiguity? The big downside of the Warshaper is not only do you lose Druidic spellcasting, but your Wildshaping is impinged too. Yes, your allowed HD go up, but your forms are limited to Small and Medium. No Large (unless you pick up 8 Druid levels), etc. No extra Wildshaping per day either. The loss of wildshapes per day hurts your flexibility. There are some troubling potential combos if you let the PC dip in between 2 or 3 or 4 PrCs. I would be very careful about allowing that kind of thing. PrCs are generally written to be reasonably balanced when viewed from the context of the Core books. They often break with hyperoptimized blendings of multiple PrCs. [/QUOTE]

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